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• Die Guten Eiernudeln
• Die neue papa ist deutsch
• Do you have a good sense of orientation?
• Give A Colour To A White Lie
• HIER
• I cannot imagine a dozen eggs
• I drew some names from a hat
• I HAVE CHANGED MY MIND
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• Let us be silent about something else
• Licht aan de Horizon
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• Naming – In Progress
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• The Grass is Greener on the Other Side
• The Readingmachine
• The reason why I sold my house
• The Twins look alike
• Theresa
• Thing Ding Chose Cosa
• Today
• When in doubt…

I HAVE CHANGED MY MIND 2006
Public interventions with various media: buttons, flags, graffiti
photography

Ongoing project on dogma and public opinion, in which the sentence itself marks a moment of changing dogma and provokes a dialogue. Its meaning is dependent on the context; In Iceland, flags were hoisted all around the country and buttons distributed among the people.They reclaim a space of independency and autonomy, both values which are heavily discussed within the Icelandic society, since politics and economy became more and more dependent on ruthless multinational investigators and the people themselves lost influence.